2018 marks the 20th year of partnership between the WACFL and Road Safety (Road Safety Commission prior to 2012 followed by ICWA from 2012) promoting Road Safety and specifically the the Belt Up message. A major component of the partnership has been the Belt Up Round which will be taking place around the state this weekend. The Round has a special significance for our 12,500 country football players most of whom have been impacted by
Read More [+]The West Coast Poly Player of the Year Award is back up and running for season 2018. Thanks to our wonderful partners, West Coast Poly, one lucky country football will be named as the West Coast Poly Player of the Year and will receive a trip for two to this years AFL Grand Final. The first two nominations for the West Coast Poly Player of the Year are in; Round 1: Jaxon was outstanding in the
Read More [+]With Football seasons up and running in most regions of the State, it's timely to look at some of the information around the Youth Age Group as they are obviously critical to the future health of Country Football. Ensuring Youth continue (transition) into Senior Football was a major theme of the WAFC's new Strategic Plan 2017-2022 and something all Country Leagues are aware of and need to focus on. The WA Football Family was recently invited to talks
Read More [+]44 Country Colts will get an opportunitiy to be some of the first Country Footballers to play a match on Optus Stadium prior to the AFL Match between West Coast Eagles and the Gold Coast Suns. The match is part of the WACFL's CBH Group Country Colts Program which provides opportunities and exposure for up and coming players residing in Regional Western Australia. "We are committed to providing opportunities for Country players to get exposure and
Read More [+]To Register Online with your Club for the 2018 season, click here XBLADES is offering 15% off boots to all WACFL Players. To redeem, visit your local SportsPower store or www.xblades.com.au using code WACFL-XB18
Read More [+]With the Football season getting closer, WACFL staff will be touring the state to run Club Development sessions through March and April. These sessions represent the best opportunities for new and old Club Administrators to receive Professional Development on all the intricacies involved with running a Country Football Club. Topics to Include:- WACFL’s Strategic Plan, Talent & Rep Footy Discussion, Country Football Rules & Regs, New Policy, Footy Web – Registrations – Match Days, Club Development, Umpiring,
Read More [+]2018 is shaping up as another exciting season of Country Football. Here is a snippet of some of the exciting things happening:- -MARCH- Country Football League Roadshows. League and Club personal are invited to attend WACFL Roadshows and hear all the important info in the lead up to the 2018 season. Speak to your League for further detail. -MARCH 25- The first AFL match on the new stadium- WCE take on the Sydney Swans- tickets should be hard
Read More [+]Football in the Central Midlands FL and the Mortlock FL will trial something different in 2018 with both Leagues agreeing to Clubs playing "crossover" matches against one another for premiership points. That's right, in 2018, there will be 10 matches throughout the season wherby a CMCFL Club plays a Mortlock FL Club with the winner taking 4 premiership points to their home competition. The idea came about due to consistent issues around byes and long seasons
Read More [+]With spring upon us and Country Football finals action in the air, the WACFL has released its 3 year strategic plan titled 'Playing Country Football in a Perfect World'. The plan looks to address the various challenges with running senior football competitions in regional Western Australia as well as identifying key partners that can provide assistance to those at grassroots level. "This has been a fairly thorough project which has lasted over 12 months, dating
Read More [+]The New Holland State Country side has tasted victory for the first time in over five years when they defeated South Australia by 40pts at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday night. After a tight first half, the hosts went into the main break trailing by nine points. It was a fired up Sandgropers outfit that reemerged after the break and piled on eight goals to nil in a scintillating term of football to all but end the contest by the final change.
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